South Wales Bryophytes

On Saturday I spent a morning in Dinas Powys, specifically in tetrad ST17K - the last remaining tetrad in ST17 with no bryophyte records. It...

A ramble through a short section of the north Gower Ash woods last Friday produced a few records of interest, the best of which were a sma...

Marchesinia mackaii has appeared on this Blog several times recently, but this colony is rather different. Our South Wales colonies ar...

Reading Georges blog on his trip to the Alun Valley I remembered I had also come across a large area of Marchesinia mackaii (MacKays Poun...

I had some time to kill before a site meeting in the Alun Valley yesterday, and for once it wasn't raining - perfect conditions for a bi...

A couple of years ago I stopped for a lunchtime walk on Aberedw Rocks SE of Builth Wells, and found a rock covered with Grimmia laevigata an...